FDE sim
A vibe-coded browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A single-file FDE workflow simulation game. 7 stages, 26 endings, Chinese/English bilingual. Built entirely through Vibe Coding — zero human-written code.
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A single-file browser game that simulates the workflow of a Forward Deployed Engineer. Built entirely through Vibe Coding with Claude Code — zero lines hand-written by a human.
You're an FDE dispatched to NovaRoute, a logistics company facing a supply chain crisis. Over 7 stages, you'll investigate the root cause, design a data pipeline, write code, test, launch, and hand off your solution — just like a real FDE engagement.
Single ~4,700 line HTML file. No frameworks, no build tools, no server. Open in any browser. Uses localStorage for save/load persistence.
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